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a on more the airs of master , frequently found fault , was captious , and seemed ready for an outbreaking . I went on nevertheless with a good deal of patience , thinking that his incumbered circumstances were partly the cause .
a on more the airs of master , frequently found fault , was captious , and seemed ready for an outbreaking . I went on nevertheless with a good deal of patience , thinking that his incumbered circumstances were partly the cause .
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At length the fleet sailed , the general and all his army on board , bound to Louisbourg , with intent to besiege and take that fortress ; and all the packetboats in company were ordered to attend the general's ship , ready to receive ...
At length the fleet sailed , the general and all his army on board , bound to Louisbourg , with intent to besiege and take that fortress ; and all the packetboats in company were ordered to attend the general's ship , ready to receive ...
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what he buys , and he that pays ready money might let that money out to use ; so that he that possesses anything he has bought pays interest for the use of it . Yet in buying goods it is best to pay ready money , because he that sells ...
what he buys , and he that pays ready money might let that money out to use ; so that he that possesses anything he has bought pays interest for the use of it . Yet in buying goods it is best to pay ready money , because he that sells ...
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